Leleka Foundation has been honored at the Order of Saint Panteleimon Gala 2026, receiving the Certificate of Merit of the Order of Saint Panteleimon for outstanding humanitarian contribution and service.
CU Theater, Ireland's first Ukrainian theatre, presented performative readings of two contemporary Ukrainian plays at the Graduates Memorial Building, Trinity College Dublin, on 11 September.
Victoria Talkington has been one of Leleka`s biggest individual donors for many years.
We continue to tell you more about our Ukrainian team. Meet Vadym Abramov, a Kyiv native, is 56. He once worked in food supply for restaurants. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, he's been our Ukrainian team.
In March 2022, Lesia Mokrousova stood in line at the military enlistment office together with her son: both wanted to defend the capital. "Sweetheart, go home and study," they told the young student. "But your mother — we're taking her."
Meet Liliia Bondarenko. Officially, her title at Leleka is office manager-administrator. In reality, she sets the queue of shipments, checks soldiers' paperwork, draws up handover documents, and untangles the "especially severe" requests by sheer volume.
The Chief Medical Officer of the 3rd Army Corps became the newest guest in the media project Leleka Foundation launched in partnership with the Prolonged Field Care Podcast — a platform created to let Ukrainian frontline medics share firsthand field trauma-care experience with their American counterparts.
Alyona is 23, and she has spent nearly three years at Leleka`s Kyiv office. She joined as an assistant but quickly grew into the digital role and now manages all of the foundation's online platforms — creating designs, administering the website and social media.
Leleka Foundation has been awarded the Platinum Seal of Transparency — the highest level of recognition from Candid (formerly GuideStar), the leading source of information on U.S. nonprofits.
The World Cup has kicked off. The best players in the world are competing on pitches across the US — chasing a trophy, racing a clock.
Before the war, Oleksandr Skumin ran his own spinal treatment clinic in Kyiv. In the first days of the invasion, the 38-year-old didn't hesitate — he went to the territorial defense.
Cathy Palmer and Tim Lun have been monthly donors to Leleka for a while now. This time, our Ukrainian team finally got to meet them in person — in Kyiv.
